New-York tribune., 1887-12-04
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1BY TELEGRAPH 10 IHE TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO, Dec. 81 party Of over 200 Danes,
SWedc, and NcrNceaus. consisting mainly Of cattle
breeders from Minnesota Dakota Nebraska Kan,a,
aud Wyoming though a lai-e number arr mechanics
aud laborcis lrfr tAi- cts Thursday bound for a
visit 10 thcir native lands. These holiday excursions
have become fcature OF ono Of the steamship lines,
and for Ten year. or more they have been kept up,
and each year more people 20 over 10 spend .hfst-
mas. when th, Gr,t party started they did not nun-
Der moro than twenty, blt iler return they gave
such favorable account Of their treatment that the
number has been gradually swelling until II has
reached ns present large IlopOruois further cvI-
dcnco Of The pros pcrty Of the foreign sccis In the
Nouhwe.t shown IA the enormous IeHittanccs that
are forwarded from hero tu Europe holiday glis
each year Most Of the banks have their share oi
Ills business. lut these find II very difficult 10 disin-
yisA his Christmas GIT section from their ordinary
traIsacilous and thus can furnish no very reliable
estimates. The steamship companies and foreign cA
change agencies have rush Of business about this
time which IS almost entirely Of the holiday remittance
Kind II IS estimated that from The steamship agencies
alone over 500 900 VIII be sent to tho Ola Country
The White star Line VIII send between $4,000 ana
$4,000 to various points IN Scandinavia; the tunafd
Limo send, an average Of $500 day to The British
Isles for some weeks before the holidays and the
other companies all handle large rcmittanccs.
This week has been great one for boodlcrs In Chi
cago as we'll as in New York on the same day that
the Court Of Appeals granted "JaBe' Sharp new
trial Judge, Moran and McAllister granted tie sA
imprisoned ChlcagO boOdlcls a supcrscdeas Inc
Chicago Judges held that there reason able cause
shown for allowing a writ Of error Their case VIII
not De heard before the Morch term Of the Appellate
court. and in tIc meantime there Is possibility Oi
then being released bail There IS a general feel
ing here that the Appellate Court OF this district has
stretched a point against common justice by granting
a ,uurscdcas. il IS thought that as no one expresses
any doubt to the guilt Of the boodlcIs there was
no necessity for this lntcrpOsitiOn II new tIlal -
granted conviction would be very difficult ~ 'hc IN
dictmcnfS against tho bOOdlcr OnIactOIs, who iur
nsbed the greater portion Of the evidence on tho hst
trial having been Withdrawn or noled; they haVc
either paid the penalty for their offences OF th9y know
r.haf their penalty IS to be, and VIII prove very re-
luctaut witnesses Judge Grinncll who as states
.,,orncy secured their conviction. has now taken his
., an the bench and although he expresses the be-
ia, that fn spite the supcrsedcas the bcodlers VIII
rn,uaIly have 10 go 10 Joliet. his confidence Is not
,oi, nv the majority of people here.
In reviewing his three years OF hard WORK as PUBIC
roeecutor Judge Gnnnell expresses the opinion 'hat
Anarchy IS dead In this country, II IL Only hahocu
,onerly in New-York If tho Eastern authon'c' VIII
,reve,, the carrying Of red flags ana inc promuisa
ton Of ,eAticus literature and continue 10 pro'eeu0